Industrialization change of life

By Abazan

  • 1760: Manchenster had a population of 45,000.

    1760: Manchenster had a population of 45,000.

  • 1779:Ludd, an english laborer, destroys weaving machinery.

    1779:Ludd, an english laborer, destroys weaving machinery.

  • 1800: Beginnings of Industrialization.

    1800: Beginnings of Industrialization.

  • 1800: People start to migrate to the cities.

    1800: People start to migrate to the cities.

  • 1800-1850: Habitants increase in 100,000.

    1800-1850: Habitants increase in 100,000.

  • 1800: London became an important city, giving more jobs to a lot of people.

    1800: London became an important city, giving more jobs to a lot of people.

  • 1800: Lates 1800, rich entrepreneurs and lords of the countryside, were considered equals.

    1800: Lates 1800, rich entrepreneurs and lords of the countryside, were considered equals.

  • 1811: Luddites attack whole factories, destroying labor saving machinery.

    1811: Luddites attack whole factories, destroying labor saving machinery.

  • 1819: Till the first factory Act pass, british government had little control over child labor.

    1819: Till the first factory Act pass, british government had little control over child labor.

  • 1835: “From this filthy sewer pure gold flows”, frase written by Alexis de Tocqueville, after Manchester.

    1835: “From this filthy sewer pure gold flows”, frase written by Alexis de Tocqueville, after Manchester.

  • 1842: A british study shows an average life of about 17 years for the working class and 38 years for rural areas.

    1842: A british study shows an average life of about 17 years for the working class and 38 years for rural areas.

  • 1848: “Mary Barton”, book by Elizabeth Gaskell about rural life experience.

    1848: “Mary Barton”, book by Elizabeth Gaskell about rural life experience.

  • 1850: Manchester population became 300,000.

    1850: Manchester population became 300,000.

  • 1860: The Pemberton Mill of five floors, collapsed and killed about 145 workers.

    1860: The Pemberton Mill of five floors, collapsed and killed about 145 workers.

  • 1862: An observer writes about the river that was infected by foul impurities.

    1862: An observer writes about the river that was infected by foul impurities.